The Quist
£324.50 to £467.50
THE HIGHLIGHTS
Escape the hustle and bustle and reconnect with nature in this stunning property.
The cabin is perched on top of a secluded hill in the Brinsop Court Estate, with panoramic views of the beautiful surroundings.
The property boasts a well-equipped kitchen, cosy living area and two spacious bedrooms.
Enjoy a relaxing soak in the large freestanding bath tub before enjoying a wonderful night's sleep in one of the super comfy beds. Bathe amongst the trees in the luxurious woodfired hot tub.
Explore the picturesque estate, go hiking through the countryside or visit the region’s picture-postcard towns and villages.
Discounted rates are available if just two people occupy The Quist.
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No pets
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